Rotating Vessel- Part II

This Problem is a little harder than the previous version, "Rotating vessel". A U-Shaped vessel containing 2 liquids of varying densities σ and 2σ is rotated about the axis AB so that the arrangement in the picture takes place. The height of liquid of density σ is h and that of density 2σ is 3h. The whole horizontal length of the tube is 7h out of which 4h is occupied by liquid of density σ. Find the angular velocity ω with which the tube is rotated.

Note:
g = 10 m / s 2 g = 10 m/s^{2}
h = 2 41 m h = \frac{2}{41} m


The answer is 5.

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Rahul Badenkal
Jun 8, 2015

Did the same!

Prakhar Bindal - 5 years, 3 months ago
Siva Prasad
May 22, 2015

Dennis Boro
Apr 26, 2014

let us consider two corners A and B. now at corner B, P 1 = P 2 + P 3 P_{ 1 }^{ }{ =\quad P_{ 2 }^{ }{ +P_{ 3 }^{ }{ } } } .
P 1 P_{ 1 }^{ }{ } is the pressure due to the part of the liquid of density 2 σ 2\sigma which is at a height of 3h. P 2 P_{ 2 }^{ } is the combined pressure of liquids due to rotation which is situated horizontally. P 3 P_{ 3 }^{ }{ } is the pressure due the to part of the liquid of density σ \sigma which is at a height of h. so, 2 σ g ( 3 h ) = [ 8 σ h 2 ω 2 + σ 33 h 2 ω 2 ] + σ g h 2\sigma g\left( 3h \right) =\quad \left[ 8\sigma h\overset { 2 }{ } \omega \overset { 2 }{ } +\sigma 33h\overset { 2 }{ } \omega \overset { 2 }{ } \right] \quad +\quad \sigma gh . for calculating the pressure due to rotation due to the liquids situated horizontally, distance of the centre of mass of both the liquids from the rotational axis should be taken as the radius of rotation. first calculate the centrifugal force and then divide it by area to get the pressure

Please tell me about pressure due to horizontal liquid

Ranveer Gour - 7 years, 1 month ago

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Find the mass of both the liquids in terms of area A and then find the distance of com of both the liquids. now consider them two point masses rotating about the axis. Find the centrifugal force and divide it by area. So finally u get the pressure

Dennis Boro - 7 years, 1 month ago

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